NEWSLETTER
TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
‘Every member ministry ...
growing to maturity ...
bearing fruit that lasts’
Dear TMPC Family and Friends,
Churchisaweirdandwonderfulplace.Ithasbeensincethe irstsermonwaspreachedonPentecostand
thecityofJerusalemwasturnedupsidedownbythepowerofthegospelandthepouringoutoftheHoly
Spiritonthechurch.
Ofcourseitwasn’tlikeabigpartywhereeverybodywashavingagreattime.Peopleweresavedand
peoplewerepersecuted.Therewasjoyandexcitementandhealingsandfearandtrialsandgaol.There
werebignumbersofJewswhobelievedinJesusandincreasingnumbersofGentiles.Allofthisopenedup
anew‘socialorder’(thechurch)thatwould,uptothisveryday,facethechallengesofunifyingpeople
fromeverypossiblediversityofbackground.
Culture,language,geography,religion,ethnicity,nationalidentity,class,gender,etchavealwaysbeen
thingsthatbothunifypeopleanddistinguishthemfromothers.TheNewTestamentdescriptionof
Christianityrevealsaunitythatisestablishedthroughandinoneperson,JesusChrist.Iam‘inChrist’by
faith,andIam‘inChrist’withmillionsofotherbelieversacrosstheplanetandthroughouthistory.
Thisunityamongbelieversisnotestablishedbyus.ItisnotasthoughseveralChristiansgottogether
andnoticedthattheyhadalotincommon.Ourunitywitheachotherexistsbecauseweareindividually
‘inChrist’.Wearetoloveoneanothersothatthisspiritualunityisexpressedinconcreteways.That’s
howJesushimselfsayswearetoshowthatwefollowhim.‘Bythisallmenwillknowthatyouaremy
disciples,ifyouloveoneanother.’John13:35
AspartofourgrowthasChristiansweshouldbegrowinginloveforChristandloveforeachother.How
areyougoing?Istheresomepersonorpersons,inthislocalbodyofChrist(unityagain!)whoyoucould
lovebetterormore,orspeci icallyinpracticalways?Istheresomeoneyoucouldservewithhumility?
Itmightmeanalittlelessofyourpersonaltime,whichisitselfagiftfromGod.ButJesusdidsay,‘itis
moreblessedtogivethantoreceive.’Acts20:35(Wehavelotsofopportunitiestoserve‐KFC,practical
service,cooking,praying,visiting,helpingthedeacons,COM,groundswork,andmuchmore,haveachat
withChrisWilson,myself,adeacon,elder,orsomeone).
Wehaveaveryactivechurchwithlotsofdiversity.Everyoneofusisdifferent.Weallneed
encouragement.Weallaregivengiftsforthebuildingupofthechurch.Don’tletyour‘difference’getin
thewayofyourlovingotherswhoare‘different’fromyou.ShowthemtheloveofChrist.Rememberwhat
loveislike?
‘Loveispatient,loveiskind.Itdoesnotenvy,itdoesnotboast,itisnotproud.Itisnotrude,itisnot
self‐seeking,itisnoteasilyangered,itkeepsnorecordofwrongs.Lovedoesnotdelightinevilbut
rejoiceswiththetruth.Italwaysprotects,alwaystrusts,alwayshopes,alwaysperseveres.
Loveneverfails.’1Corinthians13:4‐8(Checkout1Thessalonians4:9‐10).
Let’sgoanddoit.
Pastor Dale Administrative Assistant
Chris Wilson 5545 3508
Pastor Dale
[email protected]
Tamborine Mountain Presbyterian Church
34 Main St, North Tamborine, Q 4272
PO Box 75
Church Website
www.tambopc.org.au
Pastor
(Rev.) Kim Dale
Phone: 5545 2041
Church: 5545 1877
Mobile: 0402 588 827
T.M.P.C. CHURCH MINISTRIES
Pastor Dale and the Elders are available to speak to you about gaining a deeper understanding of your
faith, as well as help you serve as God has gifted and called you to serve.
Open Tuesdays to Saturdays 8am – 12 noon – Closed Sundays & Mondays
The Diaconate provides opportunity for the local church to put into practice the love
of Christ as it seeks to assist those in need.
Growth Groups are a great place to grow closer to God, learn and apply
Biblical teaching, and make new friends.
If you are looking for lovely companionship, fun and interesting activities, our Ladies
Friendship Club is the place to be.
TMPC Missions Committee supports financially and prayerfully many
individuals, families and organizations (local, national and international).
Our church believes in the power and importance of prayer and many people are
involved in varies ways of praying.
We have groups of people who contribute their spiritual gifts to the leading of our
Sunday services in worship and music.
If you would like information on any of our Ministries go to www.tambopc.org.au
or contact
Chris Wilson Administrative Assistant on 0408 756 610 E: [email protected]
Important - please read
i.e. Anyone wishing to phone Alan or Cathy Wogandt please use mobile: 0437 489 990 Ladies
Friendship
Club
Ladies Friendship Club will recommence
on Wednesday the 8th February.
The morning will start with morning at
10am in the church hall.
Please join us for a enjoyable time together!
INVITATION TO GET INVOLVED!
In 2017 if you would like to volunteer in any of the following Children’s Ministries please chat with their
leaders. Chris Wilson will organise Volunteers to do ChildSafe training and apply for a Blue card.
Sundays 9.15am
Annette Harden 5545 1092
Sundays 5.30pm
Alex Mott 0477 437 415
Mondays 3pm
Annette Harden 5545 1092
Tuesdays 9.30am
Lynne Brown Kenyon 5545 2031
Fridays
Julie Eotvos 0458 005 989
June/July Holidays
Annette Harden 5545 1092
Tamborine Mountain Academy of Music
Winter Holiday Club
Andrew Sav was a friend of the Filmer family from Stanthorpe days. Before he
recently died he had written a book entitled Walking Home on his experiences in
a walk from Cairns in North Queensland to Stanthorpe, a distance of around 2000
kilometres.
This 2000 WALK as it became known helped him to reconnect to Australia after
many years living and working overseas but was primarily focussed on drawing
attention to the nearly 2000 languages that do not yet have any part of God’s
Word translated.
Apart from being a great read about a wild adventure the book challenges the
reader regarding the need for Bible translation.
The book is on sale at a special discount price for TMPC of $15 per copy with all
proceeds going to the work of Bible translation.
To order a copy or for more information please contact Jennifer Nicol (mobile
0438294529)
WALKING HOME
by ANDREW SAV
CelebraƟng Our Heritage: The 500th Anniversary of the Birth of the Protestant ReformaƟon
2017 is a special year for all Christians, especially Protestants, because this year marks the 500th year anniversary of the
beginning of the Protestant Reformation. It was on October 31, 1517 that Martin Luther nailed a series of questions and
objections to Roman Catholic doctrines and practices--his so-called--'Ninety-Five Theses'--to the door of the castle church
in Wittenburg, Germany, where Luther was a theology professor and pastor. Of course, the Protestant Reformation was
the driving religious force behind the creation and development of the modern world. But for Christians, the significance of
Luther's contribution lies in the recovery of core features of the Christian gospel.
In his Ninety-Five Theses, Luther objected to several doctrines and practices of the Roman Catholic church. Principally,
Luther objected to the church's practice of 'selling indulgences,' or the notion that one could exchange money in order to
reduce the punishments that one would receive from God, for sins committed in this life. Most contemporary Christians
familiar with Martin Luther rightly highlight his recovery of the scriptural doctrine of justification by faith alone: namely, that
believers are declared righteous before God because they receive the perfect righteousness of Jesus Christ, which they
embrace in repentance and consequently, through a living faith characterised by love and good works.
While Luther intended his theses to ignite academic debate within the church, its subsequent publication by others
throughout Germany, helped spread the birth of a popular religious revolution known as the Protestant Reformation.
The Reformation spread throughout Europe through the efforts of others, such as Huldrych Zwingli and Heinrich Bullinger
(Switzerland), Thomas Cramner (England), Martin Bucer (Germany), John Knox (Scotland) and many others.
Though our church, as a Presbyterian body, traces its historical roots to the Reformed tradition--more closely associated
with John Calvin than with Luther--Calvin is well-known for his indebtedness to Luther. Additionally, our denomination-Presbyterian Church of Queensland--lists, among its basic theological distinctives, the 'Five Solas of the Reformation.' The
Five Solas were not original to Luther or any other of the first-generation Reformers (so-called 'Magisterial Reformers'), but
instead represent a theological summary--devised in the 20th century--of key teachings of the Protestant Reformation. Our
denomination acknowledges the seminal importance of this summary when it describes the key features of our profession
of faith in the terms of the Five Solas, which are:
(1) Sola Scriptura [i.e.,'by Scripture alone']: that the Scriptures alone are the final and infallibly sufficient rule of
interpretation in matters concerning salvation;
This means that neither individual religious experience or church tradition are authoritative for determining either the
content and meaning of Christian doctrine and life. Succinctly, the Bible is the source for learning about how to be
made right with God and the BIble itself determines what it intends to communicate about those matters. Scripture
alone reveals what is necessary for salvation and, in this regard, Scripture is its own interpreter.
(2) Sola Fide [i.e., 'by faith alone']: that Christ's righteousness, sufficient for complete salvation, is imputed completely
through the instrument of faith, which is itself a gift from God;
This means that neither individual works of Christian obedience (e.g., prayers, tithes, charity, etc) nor 'faith plus these
works' are the basis for receiving salvation. Instead, it is only through faith that we receive all of the benefits of
Salvation because of the integrity of the Object of our faith--Christ--and not even because of the amount or quality of
our faith.
(3) Sola Gratia [i.e., 'by grace alone']: that salvation comes through grace alone (unmerited favour), and not by human
works;
This means that salvation is entirely a gift of God. The grace by which we receive salvation manifests itself as Christ's
righteousness being credited to our account and not because grace was infused into our hearts in a manner
that creates change in our lives nor because we cooperated with God's grace to achieve salvation.
(4) Solus Christus [i.e., 'by Christ alone']: that Christ--not the priesthood--is alone the mediator between God and man;
This means that Christ alone creates our access to God. In order to pray to God, to be heard by God, to receive the
graces of salvation (including baptism and Lord's Supper), Jesus Christ is the only mediator we need. And while not
every Christian is or can be a minister, in the formal sense, every Christian is a priest inasmuch as they have access to
the presence of God, can (and must!) offer their lives as a sacrifice to God, and they receive God Himself as their
possession in eternal life.
(5) Sola Deo gloria [i.e., 'glory to God alone']: that to God belongs the glory, for all things but especially, for salvation in
Christ.
This means that glory--or, appreciation, worship, adulation, praise, etc--can not and should not be rendered or
attributed to anyone but God. Not to Mary. Not to the angels. And not to the saints. As was common in the
Roman Catholic Church.
Continued.......
Continued.......
As we shall see, the themes of the Protestant Reformation--in both the Lutheran and Reformed traditions--continue to be
relevant for contemporary Christians in Australia. Thus, throughout the year, I will be writing a short article each month to
highlight some of the features of our Protestant heritage. As we proceed in this 500th anniversary of the Protestant
Reformation, we will explore in greater detail the Five Solas, as well as the defining features of the history of our
tradition, specifically with the purpose of gaining a better understanding and appreciation for the Protestant Reformation
in the recovery of the essential characteristics of the Christian gospel.
Rick D Quinn
PERSECUTED
CHRISTIANS
Germany
In one of the recent magazines of Israel My Glory, they reported that thousands of Christians, (it
has been estimated that number to be about 40,000), who fled to Germany from Islamic countries
for safety and religious freedom, now face violence, harassment, and death threats for their faith
from Muslim refugees in Germany’s asylum camps. The forms of abuse can be verbal insults,
physical assaults (sometimes multiple attacks can occur) and death threats against themselves
and their families. Some of the refugees have said that even the security guards harass them for
their faith.
Most of the Christians in the camps are converts from Islam who have escaped Iraq, Syria, and
Afghanistan. They fled to Germany expecting to find safety and religious freedom. Sadly, they
are finding more and more that they are in as much danger from radical Muslims in Europe as
they were in their home countries. A Christian from Iran told reporters she must conduct her Bible
studies in secret for fear of persecution because if they find out, she will be fair game.
 Pray for these refugees that our Lord would sustain them physically, mentally, emotionally and
spiritually.
 Pray that the German government would place Christians in separate camps and hire more
non-Muslim security guards.
 Pray for justice and protection and for a Safe Haven for them where they can find freedom and
security.
 Pray that the government would deport immigrants who persecute Christians.
Hungary
Barnabas Fund has reported that in September 2016 Hungary created a new government
department whose purpose is to help persecuted Christians. This follows years of covert help by
the Hungarian government for Christians in the Middle East. One of the speakers for the
government, Eduard von Habsburg, has explained that one aim of going public was to set an
example to other nations in Europe. “Somehow the idea of defending Christians has acquired a
bad taste in Europe, as if it means excluding other people” he said.
Pray that other European nations will indeed be inspired by Hungary’s example to help Christians
suffering because of their faith.
Pirjo
Tamborine Mountain Community Christmas Event
Julie Eotvos has extended an invitation to the churches of Tamborine Mountain to participate together
in presenting a large scale Christmas event, aptly named The Tamborine Mountain Community Christmas
Event, as an outreach to both the local and wider community. We believe this event will not only serve as
an outreach, but that it will also unite our community as it brings to life the true meaning of Christmas and its
message; something that very sadly, is gradually being eroded by present popular culture and current belief
systems.
This Christmas event comprises three integral parts:
The Bethlehem Trail: This is where history will be recreated as the Convention Centre grounds are
transformed into the streets of Bethlehem where the Christmas story, as foretold in the Gospels, will be
re enacted so that the audience may witness the events that led up to the birth of Jesus Christ.
Carols by Candlelight: The Bethlehem Trail will culminate in a ‘Carols by Candlelight’ style gala concert
including performances by local and celebrity guest artists. The Moreton Bay Symphony Orchestra will return
and combine once again with The Tamborine Mountain Orchestra, the Tamborine Mountain Dance Academy
AND our schools to make this a truly excellent cultural event. The Chamber of Commerce are also supportive
of this event and have been assisting with it’s promotion.
Food Stalls/soup kitchen and Secret Pantry there will also be food stalls - set up in a similar way to how the
Day of Thanks operated along with soup kitchen and Secret Pantry, to assist and provide much needed relief
to those in our community that are struggling to make ends meet. It also plans to support, where possible,
certain charitable organisations.
The Steering Committee for this event will also be making applications for various government grants, but will
be seeking sponsorship and donations.
HOW CAN YOU HELP?
 We need actors, singers, musicians, AND animals.
 We will need caterers, people to bake cakes and or savouries etc, volunteers to man stalls, guides/
attendants, set up/pack down etc.
 Advertising/distributing flyers, word of mouth and so on.
To give you a better idea of what help is needed, or in what ways you can be involved, we are having an
Information Evening on the 14th February commencing at 7pm
out at the Convention Centre Panorama Homestead on Beacon Road.
Supper will be provided. If you are interested in attending and being a part of this amazing event please let
either Julie 0458 005 989 or Karen Partridge 0407 762 098 know by the 11th Feb (for catering purposes).
For information and updates on the following publications please check out their websites:
PCQ
www.pcq.org.au
Barnabas Fund
CMS Summer School
CWCI
Merf News
Wycliffe Bible Translators
barnabasfund.org
cms.org.au
www.cwciaus.org.au
www.merf.org
www.wycliffe.org.au
APWM
Prescare
Pres Life Magazine
Presbyterian Inland Mission
Women’s ‘Be Creative’
YNet Youth Ministry
TERM 1
2017
So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live in Him, rooted and
build up in Him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with
thankfulness.
Colossians 2:6,7
DAY/TIME
LEADER
SUITED TO LOCATION
TOPIC
Monday
9.30am Kim Dale
5545 2041
Men’s group
Church office
‘Side by Side’
By Ed Welch
Monday
7.15pm Joe Dunlea
0448 857 744
Young Adults
13 Salvia Drive
Tamborine Mt
A Bible Survey
based
On The Bible Project
Monday
7.30pm Lorraine Dippelsmann
5545 1219
KYB Ladies Group
35 Esme Street
Tamborine Mt
Gospel of John
Part 2
Tuesday
9.30am Kim Dale
5545 2041
Ladies group
Mother’s room
Church
Ephesians
Tuesday
2.30pm Elyn Young
5545 2691
KYB Ladies group
13-19 Roslyn Crt
Tamborine Mt
Gospel of John
Part 2
Tuesday
3pm Sarah Nicol
Girls
Youth group
36 Sequoia Drive
Tamborine Mt
Wednesday
6am Bernie Sawden
5545 1130
Men’s group
94D Bartle Road
Tamborine Mt
Book of Mark
Wednesday 9.30am Rachel Jordan
5545 2334
KYB Ladies group
COM room under
Hall
Gospel of John
Part 2
Thursday
9.30am Toni Smith
0490 508 499
Mixed group
216 Beacon Road
Tamborine Mt
T.B.A.
Thursday
5.30pm Chris Mott / Barry N
Alex Mott 5545 2061
Boys
Youth group
Alternative venues
“Who Jesus Is and
Who He Says I Am”
Girls
Youth group
Church Hall
Mixed group
153 Long Road
Tamborine Mt
T.B.A.
Friday
7.30pm Ashley Anderssen
Fortnightly
5545 0916
Mixed group
Various homes
T.B.A.
Sunday
Youth Group
Church Hall
Thursday
Friday
6pm
Cindy Mott
5545 2061
7.30pm Russell Harden
5545 1092
5.30pm Alex Mott
0477 437 415
‘Another Dimension’
‘Who am I?’
“Jesus: Our One
Thing”
Ladies!! Do you love studying God’s Word or would you like to know more? Would you like to study with like‐minded women who share the same passion? Then ....... KYB could be for you! KYB (Know Your Bible) studies promote an understanding of the Bible and how it applies to life in the world today. Four (4) new studies are offered each year. For 2017 they are:‐ Gospel of John Part 2 1st Term (9wks) 2nd Term (9wks) Haggai and Zechariah 3rd Term (9wks) The Holy Spirit 4th Term (5wks) Solomon (Kingdom & Worship) KYB Comes under the umbrella of CWCI (Chris an Women Communica ng Interna onal ) which is a worldwide Bible ‐ based faith ministry which began in Australia in 1957. There are now over 2000 KYB Groups in Australia. What do we get out of our KYB group mee ngs? ....... Please read some of our ladies’ comments at the ar cle’s end. We have 3 Groups mee ng each week on the Mountain: Monday 7:30pm Tuesday 2:30pm Wednesday 9:30am For further informa on please contact one of the following:‐ Rachel Gordon Group Leader Monday and Wednesday Lorraine Dippelsmann Area Co‐ordinator & Discussion Leader Lois Rose Discussion Leader Elyn Young Group Leader Tuesday NB: Whilst the 3 Groups men oned above are for the ladies, KYB Studies are also available through KYB 4 M‐ for Men and Mixed Groups and there is KYB TOO , the other op on for Church Groups. Comments from current KYB group members:  fellowship and prayer with the other women is very precious  Good Studies. Homework helps to have study sink in. Good format!  Fellowship and friendship. Praying and sharing with each other.  KYB is the highlight of my week. My husband has seen the positive change in me, a testimony that
studying God’s word is effective and powerful.  Lovely fellowship with beautiful deeply committed women.
 Studying God’s word and praying for each other each week helps me to grow in my Chris an walk and has enabled me to have a closer walk with God.  Some mes I read the same message over and over and over ‘ ll I actually get it. Some mes in all the studies those really important messages keep coming through.
 KYB is of great benefit to anyone who wants an increased understanding of how to apply Biblical principles to daily life. The writers’ balanced approach allows people from all denomina ons to par cipate, and the interac on with believers from various backgrounds allows us all to learn ..................................... Con nued...
Con nued ....... Comments from current KYB group members: from one another. We are blessed to have a leader, Rachel, who has an in‐depth knowledge of Jewish customs and culture, which further enhances our understanding of the Bible.  KYB for me Reveals undiscovered treasures in God’s Word, Refreshes my soul for the faith journey
and Reminds me I can trust His promises forever. As the apostle Paul reminds us, “Serve wholeheartedly, as if you were serving the Lord, not people”. Ephesians 6:7 PLEASE
If you even think you
might want to get
Happy Birthday
May God bless you
with His peace,
joy and happiness
on your special day.
involved where you
need to have done
ChildSafe Training
please at least talk to
Chris Wilson about it:
0408 756 610
FEBRUARY 2017
Sun Mon Tue Sunday 12th Feb
AGM Meeting After Service
Karen Forrest 7th Nola Woodward 7th Naomi Lorimer 10th Charlo e Bull 11th Bethany Jenner 16th Lucy Howe 17th Paul Eotvos 17th Gillian Van Werkhoven 23rd Lynne Brown Kenyon 24th Paul Forrest 24th Buena Waters 27th FEBRUARY 2017
Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon Bargain Centre Bargain Centre Bargain Centre Bargain Centre 9-10am Missions
Prayer Meeting Reports available from Sunday 5th
5 9am Worship 6 Lord’s Supper 9:30am KFC AGM Reports
available 7 8 9 10 11 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon Bargain Centre Bargain Centre Bargain Centre Bargain Centre Bargain Centre 10am Ladies
Playtime
Friendship Club
9:30am
5:30pm Youth 12 13 9am Worship 9:30am KFC AGM Meeting
A er Service 14 8am-12noon 15 16 17 18 Bargain Centre 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon Playtime
Bargain Centre Bargain Centre Bargain Centre Bargain Centre 9:30am
9-10am Missions
Prayer Meeting 5:30pm Youth 19 9am Worship 9:30am KFC 20 Playtime
9:30am
5:30pm Youth 26 9am Worship 9:30am KFC 5:30pm Youth 21 22 23 24 25 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon 8am‐12noon Bargain Centre Bargain Centre Bargain Centre Bargain Centre Bargain Centre 27 28 8am‐12noon Bargain Centre Playtime
9:30am
Newsletter DEADLINE
1st March 2017
Wednesday Night
Prayer Calendar For Tamborine Mtn Presbyterian Church
Revised February 2017
How to use: Find the group of names where your name occurs (alphabetical order… almost). Label this
space, day 30 then label the following group, day 1, day 2 etc. to the end of the list with day 30.
Where there are 31 days in the month, please pray for special needs in the congregation.
(Parents are underlined... mostly their children follow while Missionaries are in red italic).
Ed Achterberg
Gerhard Bargen
Jeanette Boyce
Hannah & Owen Achterberg
Mila
Les & Michelle Bartle
Wayne & Janelle Boynton
Jackson Bartle
Dennis & Lynne Brown-Kenyon
Ashley & Elwyn Anderssen
Rob Bowers
Jean Bruce
Robin Watson (SIM .. Bukina Faso)
Russian & Ukrainian Aid
Paul & Jenny Rayner
(APWM ..Cambodia)
Matthew & Charlotte Bull
Amaya, Ayken & Zahri
Val Cook
Ty Davenport
Maurice & Debbie Cullen
Mary Davies
Jean Cameron
Andy & Julia Cullen
Lara, Christian & Abigail
Bob & Jill Densley
Pradeep & Patricia Arora
Ahalyaa & Anoushkaa
Joan Carr Brown
Luke, Joy Clements
Hannah & Naomi
Keith & Lorraine Dippelsmann
Kim & Sandi Dale
Bargain Centre Team
Rev J & R Evans
(M. Partners .. Japan)
David & Wendy Marshall
(OMF..Japan)
Murray Dover
Jen Essex
Paul & Karen Forrest
Val Dunlea & Joe
Naida Freeman
Newton & Rae Eaton
Carol Fagence
Tash & Thomas
Julie Eotvos
Garth Filmer
Daryl & Lyn Furness
Paul Eotvos
David & Kirsten Forbes
Toby, Kyle
Gary & Ruth Weston (OMF .. Japan)
Phillip & Pirjo Fry
Martin Eagle (M. Partners
Myanmar)
Peter & Christine Hall
Alwyn & Vivienne Horne
Russell & Annette Harden
Sam Harden
Philip & Lucy Howe
Samantha & Alexander
Betty Henderson
Joan Hughes
Rachel Jordan
Toni Jeffs
Ian & Bev Kerridge
Roslyn Lodge
Dan & Rachel Djamaludin
(Interserve .. Thailand)
Leeton & Catherine Lee
Maximus, Kingsley & Jasmine
Lilian Lee
Glenn & Stefanie Lorimer
Aaron & Naomi
Joseph & Jodie McPhail
Amelia, Jesse
Fred Mancy / Lisa Wood
Joe & Marilyn McPhail
Huat Ho & Kathrine Lim
Brian & Robyn Marsh
Daryl Lomax
Gloria McKenzie
Carol & Trevor Mok
Simon, Christopher & Nicholas
Cathy & Vaughan Pirie (OMF ..
Thailand
Adam & Helene Ramsay (CMS Japan) Jared Bradley (OM Turkey)
Dave & Michelle Hopper
Mark & Jo Jenner
Edison, Millie, Bethany
Kerry & Anne Jones
Cont.....
Please Detach / Print these 2 pages and put somewhere handy to see each day:
Chris & Cindy Mott
Sophie, Alexander, Joanna, Rachel
Barry, Jennifer Nicol
Sarah, Amos, Annie, Julian
Ian & Karen Partridge
Claire
Gordon Mulvenna
Mary Nicholls
Elwyn Paton
Rob & Lyn Nantes
Marius & Lee Nieuwoudt
Kristie-Me , Louis, Arnold
Athol & Alice Paterson
Stephanie Olsson
James
Nathan Stewart
John & Jeanette Simmons
Chris & Meredith Plant
Mark & Lois Rose
Bronte & Katelyn
Rick & Charissa Quinn
Bernie & Ann Sawden
Rob & Toni Smith
Trent, Jackson, Joelle & Theo Campbell
Ian & Muriel Shephard
Marie Spiteri
TM School Chaplaincy & RE Teachers
TMPC Short Term Missions
Philippa Nelson .. S.A.R.N. .. Pioneers
John Sweet
Dianne Wentworth
Althea Teasdale
Andrew/Gillian van Werkhoven
Anna, Luke,
Maureen Terpening
Alla Ward
Frank & Lyndall White
Henk & Anna van Bennekom
Buena & John Waters
Peter & Joy Whitelock
Hugh & Sue Nelson
Saul & Becca Thorrowgood
(Wycliffe .. USA)
Dave & Leonie Pearson
Ray & Diane Smith
Alan & Dorothy Robert
Philippa Westerman
Ivor & Kathryn Watt
Andrew Carnell .. OM
Dennis & Lynne Brown Kenyon
International Concern China
Nyla Wild
Alan & Cathy Wogandt
Steve & Peta Jane Wilkinson
Ian & Nola Woodward
Gary & Debbie Williams
Abby, Landon
Elyn Young
Mary Young
Tony & Chris Wilson
Geoffrey Tacon .. AFES
David & Kirsten Forbes .. S.U.
Abby Williams .. OM
Please pray for our Pastor,
Ministries and Leaders
Children’s Ministries, Youth Group,
COM, Deacons, Elders, Growth &
KYB Groups, L.F.C., Missions,
TMAM, Music groups and Media
teams, Playtime, Prayer Ministries,
R.I. teachers
Prayer for the Suffering Church
God of all compassion, Visit Your suffering people. In the time of their troubles, Let them not be dismayed.
In their oppression, Let them not be destroyed. In their anxiety, Let them not lose hope.
In their alienation and wandering, Be their identity and home.
“For where two or three are gathered in my
name, there am I in the midst of them.”
Matthew 18:20